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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-03-06, Page 12•••-ala?: 01411/itli RONAL-STAR; THVASPAY, MARCH 1980, 1". Shewfelt finishes ninth overall in wrestling championships BY TD •Bill Shewfelt represented Goderich District. Collegiate Institute at the All- . L_ • The Signal -Star juveniles , will be looking for their second win when they host. Leamington in the third game of a best- oflive playoff series here Friday. The Stars dumped Stoneybrook in the first round of OMHA pi.ayoffs and got off to a quick start by demolishing leamington 11-2 in the first game of that best -of . five series in Leamington Friday. Leamington bounced back to tie the series with a 5-4 victory here Sunday on a last minute goal. The third game of the series will be at Goderich Community Centre this Friday at 8.30 p.m. In Leamington the Stars got inspired goaltending from Brian Shewfelt in the first period and turned on offensively with five goals in the second period en rout to the 11-2 win. -S-Ir lt stop -Fred - several breakaways in the opening minutes of the game and Mike Hodges scored the only goal afthanpealagg_iperiod as the Stars led 1-0. Frustrated at missing their opportanities, Leamington fell behind 6- 1 after periods and were outscored 5-1 in the final period. Mike Hodges led the Stars offensively with six points on four goals and two assists. He scored • once in the first, and Second .period and added two goals. in the third. Bill •Peters and Larry Daer added two goals and two assists apiece, while Doug Cruickshank, Greg Hallam and John Clement added- one goat apiece. •With Goderich holding the home -ice • advantage in the series Leamington faced must-aain. situation in the second game here Sunday and they tied the series on a last minute breakaway goal to shade the Stars 5- 4. Leamington was up for the game and they parlayed that spirit into a 2-0 lead after the first period, scoring the goals in a 35 second span. The Stars failed to capitalize. on their opportunities in the opening period as they held a two-man advantage for a minute and- came away with nothing. •The --Stars---firratiy- got - back in the game at 4.33 of the second period as defenceman ken Reid drilled in a shot from the •left side -on a power. play_ Leamington got their two -goal bulge back at 9.27. of the second period completing a fine three- way passing play to' beat • Shewfelt. goderich again pulled, within one at 12.48 as Mike Hodges lifted a loose puck from a scramble and found the top corner. ...asaaaaffaaaaaaa, ataaaat,AffPoSraw.#-, Signal -Star juveniles goaltender Brian Shewfelt turned aside this scoring • bid in a playoff game, against Leamington here Sunday. Goderich won the first game of the best -of -five series 11-2 but Leamington won 5-4 Sunday to tie the series. The third game will be played here,Friday at 8.30 p.m. and the • fourth will be in Leamington Saturday. (photo by Dave Sykes) THE GODERICH HAIRPORT OPENING - MARCH 18, 1980 79 HAMILTON ST. SUZANNE HAAS WITH St • UNISEX HAIRSTYLING • FACIALS • MANICURES • EAR PIERCING 524-4212 MARG CRAIG OPEN DAILY TUES. SAT. 9 &THURS. EVENING TILL 9, SAT. TILL 1 P,M - WELLA PRODUCTS - CONTINUOUS DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR CITIZENS ' • Just 11 seconds before the dose of "the second period, Greg Hallam rifled in a goalmouth pass from Doug Cruickshank to tie the score 3-3. `. • The Stars had their chances to, take the lead in the opening -minutes -of - the final period but again came away empty handed. Mike Hodges was allowed to walk right •in- front of- the net -on-one- occasion but his shot slid off the post. Leamington scored the' go-ahead goal at 6.12 of the third period on a freakly play from the side of the Goderich net as a goalmouth pass bounced in off the pad of Mike Reynolds. eloderich .tied the game 4-4 witla1.17 left in the game as. Bill Peters directed the puck into the • net through a maze of legs in a scramble. The lead didn't last long—as--- Leamington - scored the winner 24 seconds later as the Goderich defence got caught in the Leamington • zone -Keit Reid- made - a, good effort to recover but Tracy Wiper went in alone to score. The third game is in Goderich Friday and the fourth will be played in Leamington Saturday. If a fifth game is necessary it will be played in Goderich, Sunday at 7.30 p.m. Bantams lead oodstock 2-0 The Goderich Garb and Gear Bantams have vaulted info a two -game lead in their OMHA quarter final series with Woodstock: - The Garb and Gear squad recorded back, to back 3-2 wins to take a 2-0 lead in the best -of -five playoff series. The third game ' was played in Woodstock • Wednesday and if a fourth game is necessary it will -be played in Goderich:, Sunday at 4.3'0 p,rn. • In the first game of the series here Friday, Tim Chisholm scored the lone Goderich goal of the final period to break a 2-2 tie aad lift the ',.Qa.eb, eAci Gears to a 3e*iii. It was a different story in Woodstock Saturday as Goderich was forced to come from behind with two goals in the final period to clinch the 3-2 • Goderich led 1-0 on a first period goal by jeff Feagan but .Woodstock scored the only goal of the second period to tie the game. Woodstock took a 2-1 lead late in the final period but an unassisted goal by Ray ,Vanstone tied the game with five minutes • remaining. Vanstone then engineered the winning goal with only one minute, left in the game as Paul ---Mceartney-txrk-hts---pass- and •shovelled in the winner. • The teams tied 1-1 after one period and Goderich led 2-1 heading into the final . period. 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Students come from all over Canada, the U.S.A. and many other couniries. Ontario high school wrestling championships in London last weekend and finished a strong •ninth in the 75 kilo division. Thirty-two wrestlers from across Ontario competed in his *eight aids s and Shewfelt remained in ttle cham- pionship round until only eight competitors •remained. At that point, he lost. his first fight and moved to the consolation side where he las,ted five more rounds before elimination thus finishing in ninth place overall. GDCI wrestling -.0o-a-ch-eS Ray Donnelly and Bob Dick both ex- pressed pride in the fine showing made by Shewfelt in the cham- pionships. L COGE Canadian General Electric 4108/11- RAMO Quality that speaks for itself The use of Two-way Radio Eguipreekt goys grgakes. dividends those days. For all the facts on the G.E. line and our new long range repeater, call: oxford communications ltd. 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